Test Pathnames

NOTE: “Test” Namespace needs a blank child page to be sorted properly by Indexmenu Plugin. Please don't fix this problem!! It is an example. See indexmenu_n>7 but it stays at the top?

Fixing Namespaces are sorted first, then individual pages

How to add a Blank Sub-page to get the sort order working.

Question: Why is indexmenu set to 4 and this page does not show up at position 4 but at the top?

Fabbian discovered the answer:

  1. All Namespaces with multiple pages are sorted first by indexmenu plugin.
  2. To get the Test Page to sort properly, we have to add a blank page to all the other pages in the directory to turn them into namespaces.
  3. For the answer, see:

Add Blank Child Pages so Indexmenu sort is improved

Relative Paths

Pages are created but they do not show up in the navigation. Pages below are NOT defined by FULL PATHS starting from 

opencpn:opencpn_user_manual:edit_ ...etc.

Relative paths result in no navigation TOC link on the left!

NOTE: Do not click on these red links and create pages!!! Why? Because the pages will be created in the wrong location!!

sub_test_page_short_relative_path 

[[:sub_test_page_short_relative_path|sub_test_page_short_relative_path]]


Where will this create a page? 

../doku2/data/pages/sub_test_page_short_relative_path

This file will not even be located in the start folder “opencpn” !!!

I have done a number of other tests using longer relative paths and the files will all be created in the wrong place 

../doku2/data/pages/..

Therefore Indexmenu has no way to pickup the page as part of the TOC, because it is out of the tree.

Full Path

ALWAYS USE A FULL PATH Starting with 

[[opencpn:opencpn_user_manual:  .... ]]

Page below is defined by FULL PATH starting from 

opencpn:opencpn_user_manual:edit_  ...etc

This results in in the Navigation TOC link on the left!

NO COLON in front opencpn:opencpn_user_manual:edit_user_manual:test:full_path This page is opencpn:opencpn_user_manual…

COLON in front :opencpn:opencpn_user_manual:edit_user_manual:test:full_path This page is :opencpn:opencpn_user_manual..etc and it also refers to that same page!!!

Both work. We will probably be removing the ones with : in front by use of FIND + SED